Since its establishment in a mid-sized hometown, the Erin Jones’ ridesharing is now embracing the numerous growth opportunities and has dramatically improved the bottom-line of the business. To be a part of well-known Uber, the company is now capitalizing their existing resources so that she can sell to Uber within a year.
Unfortunately, she suddenly encountered by the political challenges, a strong demand of reelection that was urged by the local taxi association and calls for more regulations of her business. However, Erin, being a democrat and on a number of personal issues, always opposed Republican but now she has to find out the ways to engage in this election.
On the other hand, Erin’s board urges her to actively back the Republican opponent through giving him a Super PAC and through indirect lobbying.
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